Word: counseled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...even those who oppose a vote on divestment do not disagree that the Board has the right to hold such an opinion. Vice President and General Counsel Daniel Steiner '54 says that the issue raised by the divestment vote, should have little to do with the strictures of the founding charter...
President Bok, a voting member of both bodies, has said several times that if the Corporation were in the position of disagreeing with an action of the Overseers, he would counsel the members of both bodies to sit down and discuss their concerns in an informal...
...Adams House Committee co-chairman said Wednesday that he would soon change to another lawyer more experienced with cases involving the Cambridge police. Like Fremont, the new attorney will be assigned to Marti's case by the Committee for Public Counsel Services, a state agency...
...that is exactly what has happened. The pro-divestment slate on the Board pushed for an up-or-down vote on the question. Bok's top advisor, Vice President and General Counsel Daniel Steiner '54, was dispatched to lobby Overseers on why such a vote would be ill-advised. Then the University managed to find an even better plan: to divert the question to a joint committee of the Corporation and the Board. Scheduling difficulties should ensure that the committee's reccomendation on the issue will not be made until next fall...
Leaders of the groups last week paid lobbying visits to the homes of several Corporation members, as well as Bok, Vice President and General Counsel Daniel Steiner '54, and Ann Taylor, the University's chief antiunion strategist...